Boyz n the Hood (7/8) Movie CLIP - Give Me the Gun (1991) HD
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Furious (Laurence Fishburne) convinces Tre (Cuba Gooding Jr.) to give him the gun instead of avenging Ricky's death.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Director John Singleton's debut chronicles the trials and tribulations of three young African-American males growing up in South Central Los Angeles. When young Tre (Cuba Gooding Jr.), a bright underachiever, begins to show signs of trouble, his struggling professional mother (Angela Basset) sends him to live with his father (Lawrence Fishburne), a hard-nosed, no-nonsense disciplinarian. There he befriends Ricky (Morris Chestnut), a burgeoning football star, and Doughboy (Ice Cube, in a standout performance), a would-be gang banger. Over the years, each chooses his own path: Tre seems bound for college; Ricky is a blue-chip running back with his pick of schools; Doughboy is a dope dealer and bona fide gangster who drifts in and out of the county juvenile facility. All is well until, without warning, a rival gang chases down Tre and Ricky with tragic results. Doughboy immediately prepares for revenge, forcing Tre to decide whether to jeopardize his future and, perhaps, his life for the price of revenge and self-respect. Sometimes riveting, Boyz'N the Hood is not without its problems. The film tries to cram every single issue facing the black community into an hour and a half of screen time, making the film seem at times forced. The symbolism seems forced as well, and the film is often unbearably heavy-handed. Also, the characterization often relies on cardboard cut-outs; every white character in the film is a one-dimensional bigot, and the black police officer with whom Tre and his father deal is even worse than his Caucasian counterparts. Still, the unevenness of the film is redeemed by some moments of true brilliance.
CREDITS:
TM & © Sony (1991)
Cast: Laurence Fishburne, Cuba Gooding Jr.
Director: John Singleton
Producer: Steve Nicolaides
Screenwriter: John Singleton
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'Any fool can make a baby, but only a real man can raise his children.' This is a real father's love.
That's right!
Greg Woodie oh hell yeah
That was deep.
Its true🗣💗
Agreed
This scene goes to prove how important the role of a father is in the lives of their children.
more important than the female as a mothers role is to be honest..
Johnny Utah this is great,you should be a speaker and give advice on how to be a good father
Johnny Utah both are good but fathers give u tough love to prepare u for what the world holds.
Amen brother
Single mothers raise criminals. Men need father figures
"My heart goes out to his mother and his family, but that's their problem. Trey, you my son you my problem." He was honest as hell. Respect him for that.
Too bad that so many young brothers DONT HAVE a man in the house to stop them from going out making bad decisions and becoming statistics.
Aja Wilson Facts sweetie.
That is real talk
JP G I sure wish it would
@@krestainwatsonjr. It's some out there. But they're considered raising their sons "SOFT".😒😒😒
Crazy thing is Lawrence Fishburne is only 7 years older than Cuba Gooding Jr yet you'd never know it with that performance. How he and Cuba didn't get an oscar nod is beyond me.
Same with rachel McAdams and amy poelor from mean girls
+Jake Gittes The only reason they didn't get an Oscar is because of the White man
This wouldn't be the first time Laurence Fishburne played a character older than himself. He was only 14 when they first casted him for Apocalypse Now.
+The Programmer Stop blaming everything on white people, fucking racists.
The Programmer Who ended slavery? The whites did.
This shouldn't even matter now, there are still whites who think slavery should still exist.
This is all in the past, and in the third question, are you referring to the Crusades?
Furious was the true bad ass of the film. He wasn't afraid of the attitude cop, the thugs on the street corner when proving a point and here telling his son to shoot him. Great performance by Laurence Fishburne.
With a name like Furious, was there any doubt? Ok, seriously speaking, I love him.
should have won an oscar
Not just that he was able to take the gun away from him without getting physical he talked to him calmly and assertively at the same time
Will Williams Fishburne is a top tier actor. Great in every film he's in.
the thugs respected furious
Literally saved his son's life in this scene.
Uhm how?
@@dom4814 His son was ready to kill the dudes who killed Ricky. Had he done that, he himself would've died in retaliation like Dough Boy.
Marcell2aG doughboy didn’t die tho (edit yes he did I’m stupid my bad I haven’t seen this movie in years)
You obviously don't know the definition of the word literally
Gordon Bombay, how so?
"You my only son and I'm not gonna lose you to no bullshit, you hear? I love you."
That's a great line.
Captain_Hat facts I love that line
A line that could have prevented any other male in that neighborhood from turning to terror and violence.
@@gupworld7395 yep but it all depends doughboy had his mind made up if you look at the deleted scene when dough runs to tre house and furious won’t let him in
i wish my dad would tell me how i feel
i wish my dad would give me an advice
this is really good scene
1:29…I can hear this line and it’s like my Pop speaking to me.
This movie becomes so heavy & emotional after Ricky dies. It exhausted you..
Yeah but it made the movie. What would have been the point if he went off and succeeded at USC or joined the Army? It would have been a nice Disney ending, but the way it did end made it so much more impactful. Mostly because this shit happens all the time but we don't think as much about it because we don't have an emotional connection like we did for Ricky by the end of the film. I enjoy movies that end like this the most, like American History X, Hardball (which always makes me cry) because even though the exhaust me and make me cry, it makes you feel and think for hours after the movie ends. Know what I mean?
Onlyrealmusic4life I love endings like this, too. I especially love the message that they said in the end called "Increase the Peace." It shows how powerful and also kind of an exceptional impact that this film had. If they ended it, like with Ricky, and Trey succeding, it would be great, but also kind of predictable.
Tre feels distraught over ricky's death and attempting to join doughboy and his gang to hunt down the blood gang members who shot and killed ricky.
Could not have said it any better
Real talk.
Best father ever.
+BxGirlRN Blazin' wish he had been teaching me
BxGirl Blazin' furious was a no nonsense parent we need more like him instead of beating kids it doesn't do shit!
Steven Gonzales will the fathers in your community stop yall from being racist?
Uncle Phil?
Furious was the only man, male role model, and father to be in tre's life. Furious's goal was to teach tre how to become a responsible man and assign him chores around the house so he wont end up becoming irresponsible like the half brothers doughboy and ricky who lives in a single parent mother household.
We need more fathers like Furious Styles.
Raphael Tramble My dad & him would make great best friends!!!!!
+Raphael Tramble not really. he preaches too much victimization.
+Mortal Kombat what do you mean
Raphael Tramble his speech on gentrification and his false belief that the white man wants to terminate blacks. But he was right that blacks should try to create own businesses
+Mortal Kombat no he spoke the truth. Come to Detroit and you'll see a good example. It's a lot of that going on. The whole downtown is going through it as well as the fact police here are only downtown or right across the street from the station. He spoke the truth.
"You my son you my problem." EXACTLY. Let Ricky's family deal with it, but listen to your dad. He was telling him not to react to violence with violence.
Thank god he listened to him, otherwise he could have ended up just like doughboy (who ended up reacting to violence against violence & got himself killed because of that decision)
@@im_GeeOh facts
GeeOh facts
I totally agree with him. B/c if you want to treat people with respect. "STOP THE VIOLENCE" because action speak louder than words.
It’s really easy to say that when you’re not the one who’s just had their best friend blown away for no reason.
"Give me the motherf*****n gun Tre!" That line just made this scene 10x better.
Hes not Samuel Jackson sorry.
powerful scene.
Eazy - E I felt that in my chest
Eazy- E he aint even yell or nothing. He calmly told tre to give him the motherfucking gun
Kennedy Wilson true
I always loved how Furious was portrayed. He wasn't some gangbanging, 40oz drinking, arrogant dad that people expected, he was an educated, responsible, and intelligent one. He went through the gang life and found no payoff, and tries his hardest to keep others from that life, especially his son. I can see why so many fatherless kids viewed him as a role model in their life.
He didn’t go through the gang life. He explains his friends went down that path but he joined the Army instead.
You're right. I think that's why I see him as a role model for myself too having no father figure around. Funny how films can teach us a lot of things.
@@HonorGuard117 good for you!!
Yeah he wasn't a gangster he's a Vietnam veteran
@@taylorbennion3706 ...Absolutely!
give Morpheus the damn gun.....
Natalie Nolting Too bad that Neo wasn't there to help save Ricky's life.
And give it to john "Pleeeeeeeease!!"
Natalie
Morpheus: Give me the damn gun Tre!
Tre: Are you telling me that I can dodge bullets?
Morpheus: No Tre, I’m telling you when you are ready, you won’t have to.
"He's beginning to believe."
@@daisyjimenez7307 LMFAO 😂
When you get angry, you get lost. Anger is always ends up in the root of bad choices.
facts smh.. think but its hard in the moment.
Amen
That describes the problems of my life from beginning to now. I am my own worst enemy.
Yep ,majority of people are in prison due to anger choices
Not really if you channel that anger into something good like working out or creating art, then anger is a wonderful thing
Sad to say that John Singleton is gone. He created one hell of a movie.
He created a masterpiece for African Americans to understand the life in the ghettos. (1968 - 2018)🙏🙏🙏
Too young, too.
Taajwar Pope he died in 2019
Demetrius Scott is film debut
He has a lot of great films
R.I.P John Singleton: Boyz N The Hood director
Mr. Singleton was an inspiration. We'll miss him so much. But his vision of entertainment will not be forgotten. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😢😢😢
@@taajwarpope2708 what happened to the bad guy with the bulls hat the actor and the other two actors are still doing movies
@@marioiacolucci good question, we'll just google their latest movie(s)...
R.I.P.
@@marioiacolucci Lloyd Avery III, The one who played the Shooter that killed Ricky is Dead, He got killed in Prison by his Cellmate who was a Devil Worshiper
We need more fathers like Furious!!! When he said “you my son, you MY problem” just wow!!!
I first saw this in 93, I was treys age and understood his need for revenge.
Now I have a son his age, I see it through furious's eyes. Powerful scene from an amazing film
He doesnt show it, but Furious is TERRIFIED. Terrified that he might be losing his son. Terrified that after all the work Furious put in, all the lessons he gave Trey on how to be a man, everything he did to put him on the right path instead of ending up like his gangbanger friends, he might be losing his son to the streets. He knows that he has ONE SHOT (no pun intended) to save his son from himself and the streets, and if he can't get through to Trey right here and now, he might never be able to reach him again.
The man found Control in a increasingly UNcontrollable situation.
'You're My Only Son And I'm Not Gonna Lose You To No Bullshit'
Powerful Words Of A True Father
#💯
Back then '' I love you trey and I aint gonna lose you to no bullshit ''
Nowadays '' I love you trey and I aint gonna lose you to no bullshit... no homo ''
Duane Blommaert Considering it was paternal love.....yeah.
No. What dad in his right mind would say that to his son.
Duane Blommaert Why am I set as your profile picture?
WHATS GOING ON HERE????
Lol wtf LMAO 😂😂
“you wanna end up like little chris in a wheelchair” - the result of & surviving a drive-by shooting
“no you wanna end up like doughboy” - fresh out the pen & on borrowed time cuz of his actions.
wait dough went to prison for 7 whole yrs just for stealing?
DPMotion No, it’s implied that he was in and out of jail during that time.
Borrowed time was right, he died a week later.
@@OvSpP two weeks later but it doesn't really matter tbh
and on parole i think
There is no greater righteous pride a man can have than to be a father. None. Not money, not status, nothing...... Fathers are the essential cornerstone in all our lives. To my black brothers, if your biological father was never present, you still have a father; OUR father. Don't ever forget that. Not ever.
cocksman83 A poor substitute.
Why are you spreading religious propoganda?
i wish i had a father like this
@@TehChozen1 fr
Amen
Man every child needs their Dad.
I'm actually emotional right now. Man what an emotional amazing scene. What a fantastic actor Cuba Gooding is. This is how a father and sons relationship has to be.
True, it can be hard for human beings to contain themselves when they're bereaved especially the longer he knew him and how close he was to him.
Crying it out is the only way to heal, because human beings are not robots.
"You're my son and you're my problem" one of the greatest quotes ever
larry fishburne got fat from that matrix money
looooool you clown
It was for the best..LOOK AT HIS HEAD
lmao
+David Curry People get bigger with age anyway.
ThaMobstarr That's what America and the fucked up food at the grocery store and drive-thru wants you to believe
This makes me cry because Furious doesn't want his son to avenge Ricky and later get himself shot. What a great performance.
He reminds me of my dad in a good way. Cause he was trying to teach me about anger, and how guns are not the answer for revenge. Rest in peace dad thank you for your love and teachings.
He's lucky his dad loves him and is there for him.
This movie makes me realize, how lucky i was to have my father, without him I'd be lost. Powerful movie. One of the best I've seen.
John Singleton directed the hell out of this movie, this was the most emotional scene in Boyz N The Hood
R.I.P
Adanus this movie a classic one of John Singleton best work
Gone way too soon.
This scene never fails to make me cry. Its one of the best Father and Son scenes ever
Cuba Gooding Jr's facial expressions are so perfect here. it's a combination of trying not to cry and being so angry at the guys who murdered his best friend.
This scene hits different when you have grown men as kids now. It was just another scene when I was 13. Now I have a 22 and 21 yr old. Hits you in the chest
hell yeah, definitely
Powerful scene. Tre hears the siren blasting.. Emotions racing thru his mind, Then he listens to his father despite the chaos, almost blinded by rage of seeing his best friend murdered his fathers words snapped him to.
THIS IS GOLDEN!! Fathers are vital in a sons and daughters life!
Crazy thing was Lawrence Fishburne was only seven years older than Cuba Gooding, Jr. and yet, you'd never know it with that performance. How he and Cuba didn't get an oscar nod was beyond me. Best father ever. Laurence Fishburne hands down made that movie with his performance as Furious. He nailed it and that scene was one of the best in the movie. Cuba Gooding Jr. is a talented man but he portrayed an NFL player in Jerry Maguire five years later.
Cuba Gooding Jr. is a talented man.
Talented & OVERRATED!
Elizabeth Goodwin, be quiet! You judge his career on the movie flops he had in the 2000s and 2010s? You need to get mad at his agent and people in his camp, who didn't stand in the way of the shitty scripts he was given in those decades.
He's brilliant in this and Jerry macguire
@@elizabethgoodwin9108 also a prick. Which doesn't change the fact he was great in this movie...
@@gmcneoplan84 Righteous, I liked some of his 2000s performances. Recently seen "Dirty" for the first time.
John Singleton's masterpiece is an inspiration and a powerful story of loss, responsibility, brotherhood, life in the ghettos, and controlling your actions. (1968 - 2019)
What I really loved about this scene isn't that Tre just dutifully listens...he STILL sneaks off to go with Doughboy, Dooky and Monsta to get revenge. But the impact of the father is felt in the car...the weight of that presence in his life, the lessons...he realizes this is a life altering thing that's going to happen and not in a good way...and rightfully asks to get out. And Doughboy, to his credit, obliges. Teenagers will test your gangsta no matter how well you raise them. But the idea is, if you raise them right, eventually they make the right decisions BECAUSE of how you raised them.
Fishburne's role in "What's love got to do with it" was phenomenal, as was this one.
Tony Bruce yes it was really good job as Ike Turner
And as Bumpy Johnson too 🔥
god this makes me cry every time such a powerful scene
the best dad ever
Honestly this whole scene is so real. The fact that even though Tre understands and agrees with what his daddy is saying he still goes out with Doughboy shows he’s still just a kid that has his impulses
But he still stopped himself from going through with it and went back home.
This scene was such amazing he did what he had to take his gun without getting physical but was ready to stop his son at all costs we need more fathers like him. You can stop someone without getting physical
Lawrence’s character is honesty my favorite in the movie. He made me appreciate all the effort my father did to keep my brother and I on the straight path
Honestly this scene to this day makes me cry......so powerful and has a deep meaning
Stop you gonna me started.
Powerful scene right here, the way fathers and sons relationships are suppose to be. Hearing the ambulance sirens in the background gets to you, due to them picking up Ricky’s body.
Cuba performed his ass off in this movie should have gotten an award along with fishburne. And to know this movie was made in 91 I'm officially old will be 30 next month lol.
The movie was filmed on October 1,1990 through November 28,1990, and was released on July 12,1991
@@kennethcooke1 Thanks 🙏🏽 for that correction ✊🏾💪🏽.
You’re 35 now.
What’s changed since then?
@@fitzchivalryfarseer313 A lot
Wish my dad did this to me. I got emotional with this scene.
Me too!
Yup, It's Been a While Since I Saw Him Smiling At Me
I love how he knew what to say, just shows he experienced and understands and feels what tre is going through right now
This whole movie was an absolute solid platinum masterpiece. For those that experienced anything that happened in this movie I feel for ya. The hood is rough and this is just a glimpse.
This scene is so underated
Powerful scene!!! This us the main reason why I love movies like this because it hits on real life issues...
Beautiful scene. The love of the father. Hits you in the gut.
Watched this for the first time yesterday and I think this was the best scene. I was completely on Tre's side to begin with, being so mad about Ricky's shooting, and I felt like Furious was talking me down too. RIP John Singleton
Lawrence fishbourne was fine as hell in this!
Kennedy Harris Yes he was.
FIONE!!
Fine asf.
RIP John Singleton
1968-2019 🙏🏾💙🐐
This is where it started, then the message went to Friday. Two epic actors kicked it off
Cuba's acting hits home right here. Its that feeling when you're so overwhelmed with rage but when there's nothing to hit you burst into sadness.
Thank you Mr. Singleton...RIP!
Furious sounded like Juvenile... You wanna end up like Chris in a wheelchair (Ha), you wanna end up like Doughboy (Ha)
Dead... 😂😂😂
🤦🏿♂️🤣🤣🤣
Aight, so I'm NOT the only one who noticed that!😂😂
😄😄😄 Yall gotta chill in these Comments
Morpheus and Radio
Lmao radio
DRE DOGG black Forrest Gump
Peach cobbler
R.I.P John Singleton
Superb acting by Cuba and Fishburne.
Revenge will never bring back the ones we loved
@Onion Head yeah but then you can end up with cicle of revenge
The way he looks up towards God at the end. A truly humble man saying thank you
All the more powerful to me was the fact that Larry Fishburne was still only 29 years old in this scene. Should've received an Oscar nomination for Furious...but of course, gets one for being a drug addicted, wife beater in What's Love Got To Do With It. Funny how that works huh?
How cuba look older than Fishburne?
well i mean fishburne was only 7 years older so it actually makes sense
He always has...until about 10 yrs ago when Fishburne got fat
Tyese Dollas ice cube got fat to ? Tf u talking about?
can u imagine some plays a father that's 4 years older than the person
That was the joke on Dont Be A Menace
That man is a real father
There's something off about the way the Academy Awards nominates people. Lawrence Fishburne was spectacular as Furious Styles...but doesn't get a nomination. He DOES get a nomination for portraying a real scumbag in Ike Turner though. I know a lot of young men who wanted a father like Furious Styles in their lives after seeing this, not all of them black.
you can actually see the tears on his shoulder after they hugged
I remember this back in 1991, as soon as I heard the ambulance sirens I started to cry.
RIP John Singleton.
I love how he approached the situation he didn’t just rush for the gun he talked to him and kept him calm
I almost laughed at the thought of Trey actually shooting him. "Give me the motha fuc..." Boom! "Bye dad."
I thought Lawrence Fishburne's performance in this scene was just amazing, especially after Tre gave his dad the gun, and burst into tears when his dad hugged him and told him," You're my only son, and I'm not going to lose you to no bullsh*t, you hear?" Cuba Gooding's performance was great also, seeing his rage and defiance slowly melt into tears of sorrow and loss for his friend, Ricky.
He had to wait for Tre to give him the gun, because he wanted Tre to decide for himself and own his choice
RIP JOHN SINGLETON
"You're my only son and I'm not gonna lose you to no bullshit"
So this is how Morpheus was living before he got unplugged out of the Matrix..............😂
I like how Trey looks older than his dad. haha
Right only 6 years apart too.
Dont be a menice to south central did a funny as fuck joke on that! Haha check it out!
He doesn't
This scene makes me cry, because it stands for so much. So much in an individual story, but so much more in deeper context
I don’t see how people could Say Cuba is a Bad Actor 🥀‼️
Torianah Bias people are so jealous of Cuba Gooding Jr. he’s an awesome actor 😍
RIP John singleton
Laurence's best performance.
Such a touching/heartbreaking scene ❤❤ My Dad sucked but at least my Stepfather is great. He did so much taking care of my Mom and all her kids. Thank you.
"Nawwwwww!!!I Love How Trey's Dad Comforts Him!!!!!!!!💖💖💖💖💖💖
When i first saw this scene it brought tears to my eyes, I never had my real parents growing up. The place i grew up was a battle zone. By the grace of god still alive in this thing. R.I.P to my brother Jay. God gotchu now
While my pops has never had to have THIS sort of talk with me, I appreciate this scene and the gravity of the situation. All men need strong father figures in their lives, be it Black,White, Mexican or Asian.
A father's love is powerful
This is why sons need fathers.
As a Father to a young black boy I look up to this scene. A role model for us real Fathers
This is an accurate portrayal of a true man, and a real dad. Most dad's are boys trying to be a man.
Furious must have been some sort of Green Beret in Vietnam to keep his cool. - I wish there was a prequal showing his life.
One of the MANY CRITICAL reasons fathers are important.
2:01 Thank you lord
We need more father figures like furious